Signing Day-- ECNL to College Womens Soccer

[Anonymous]

What is a reverse scholarship? student athlete over athlete student?
I would argue that's preferable to 95 percent of the DCUM population

[Anonymous]

but what about nva?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What is a reverse scholarship? student athlete over athlete student?
I would argue that's preferable to 95 percent of the DCUM population

Pay tuition, room/board, fees, and a significant donation to the university.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Instagram is trickling things in.
VDA has their whole list posted. Looks like almost full 06/7 team recruited for college teams, about 25% to Power 4 including the YNT player to Stanford-- good for her.

What are you guys seeing?

BP got all of those players committed to colleges in 6 months? Wow!!!!!!!!!!!

BP has that clout!

Does BP only support the girls side? who supports the VDA boys?

[Anonymous]

The Arlington kids seem to go to high academic schools - many are in top private high schools like Sidwell and GDS. Don’t be fooled and think your kid can go to some of those schools from a public high school. They are student athletes for sure. And one of the VDA kids going to an Ivy League school goes to TJ. Academics probably mattered more than soccer. This isn’t an insult — good for these girls!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Arlington kids seem to go to high academic schools - many are in top private high schools like Sidwell and GDS. Don’t be fooled and think your kid can go to some of those schools from a public high school. They are student athletes for sure. And one of the VDA kids going to an Ivy League school goes to TJ. Academics probably mattered more than soccer. This isn’t an insult — good for these girls!

If you take the lists, as a whole, I don't see them being all that different. Not different enough to say "The Arlington kids seem to go to high academic schools."

Both programs have a mix of high academic schools, some colleges and universities that are "pretty good" and some that would not be my 4th choice and I'd guess it's because they just want to be on a team somewhere and that's fine if it is what they want for themselves.

In no way am I denigrating either VDA or Arlington kids going to try and play college soccer. I just don't see the Arlington commits as overall any more superior academic wise as VDA.

[Anonymous]

7 years later and revolution hasn’t produced a single player with a scholarship into college. lol

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Instagram is trickling things in.
VDA has their whole list posted. Looks like almost full 06/7 team recruited for college teams, about 25% to Power 4 including the YNT player to Stanford-- good for her.

What are you guys seeing?

BP got all of those players committed to colleges in 6 months? Wow!!!!!!!!!!!

How many people thought this was a serious post?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:7 years later and revolution hasn’t produced a single player with a scholarship into college. lol

MDU results in ECNL college placement other than D2 are pretty much same as rev

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Instagram is trickling things in.
VDA has their whole list posted. Looks like almost full 06/7 team recruited for college teams, about 25% to Power 4 including the YNT player to Stanford-- good for her.

What are you guys seeing?

BP got all of those players committed to colleges in 6 months? Wow!!!!!!!!!!!

How many people thought this was a serious post?

None
Everyone knows about BP and knows better

[Anonymous]

I think the distribution across teams and schools is on par with the past 5 years or so. Yes, ECNL teams have combined/changed names but the distribution and the types of colleges has not at all.

College coaches know what types of players come out of certain regions. They know kids switch teams. There is not clear "winner" by ECNL program. The colleges know the type (no national training center invite - no duke, no unc etc)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wow, some nasty posts on this thread.

You must be new here

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Arlington kids seem to go to high academic schools - many are in top private high schools like Sidwell and GDS. Don’t be fooled and think your kid can go to some of those schools from a public high school. They are student athletes for sure. And one of the VDA kids going to an Ivy League school goes to TJ. Academics probably mattered more than soccer. This isn’t an insult — good for these girls!

Ivy league schools don't do athletic scholarships, so if a student is getting into an Ivy it's all academics

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Arlington kids seem to go to high academic schools - many are in top private high schools like Sidwell and GDS. Don’t be fooled and think your kid can go to some of those schools from a public high school. They are student athletes for sure. And one of the VDA kids going to an Ivy League school goes to TJ. Academics probably mattered more than soccer. This isn’t an insult — good for these girls!

Ivy league schools don't do athletic scholarships, so if a student is getting into an Ivy it's all academics

That’s not quite the way it works. Coaches can help a certain number of players. The academics have to be good but the help is significant.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Arlington kids seem to go to high academic schools - many are in top private high schools like Sidwell and GDS. Don’t be fooled and think your kid can go to some of those schools from a public high school. They are student athletes for sure. And one of the VDA kids going to an Ivy League school goes to TJ. Academics probably mattered more than soccer. This isn’t an insult — good for these girls!

Ivy league schools don't do athletic scholarships, so if a student is getting into an Ivy it's all academics

That’s not quite the way it works. Coaches can help a certain number of players. The academics have to be good but the help is significant.

Agree. No athletic $$, but athletics can get you admitted when you otherwise wouldn't be.